Casher and Thornton earned spots on the revised A-List,
AL.com's ranking of the state's top 15 senior prospects -- with Casher at No. 8
and Thornton at No. 9.

At 6-foot-1 and 295 pounds, Casher enjoys a power
advantage over the 6-foot-5, 220-pound Thornton, whose quickness and agility
make him a coveted prospect.

Can Casher consistently block Thornton? Can Thornton
routinely get past Casher? Success -- or lack of it -- will help fans project how
the two players will transition to the college game.

Casher, the state's top-rated offensive lineman who will
likely switch from tackle to center in college, initially committed to Auburn
over the summer, but de-committed on July 22. He remains uncommitted and said
he'll revisit recruiting after the season, but that he's focused on chasing a
state championship.

Check out video of Casher after the Saints defeated Gulf Shores earlier this season:

Check out the video of Casher from July 23, just one day
after de-committing from Auburn:

Here's a look at this week's schedule for A-List members
and other top prospects: